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Air pollution likely led to 29% pregnancy loss in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh — Lancet study

Air pollution likely led to 29% pregnancy loss in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh — Lancet study Study in Lancet Planetary Health also finds that pregnancy loss associated with air pollution is more common in the northern plains of India and Pakistan. Revathi Krishnan 7 January, 2021 8:18 pm IST Text Size: A+ New Delhi: Poor air quality has been associated with a significant proportion of pregnancy loss in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh from 2000-2016, according to a study published in Lancet Planetary Health. The epidemiological case-control study — the first to quantify the impact of air pollution on pregnancy loss in South Asia — said that exposure among mothers to ambient particulate matter (PM 2.5) was associated with pregnancy loss, which included stillbirths and miscarriages. 

Minority Reporter – Infant Mortality Rate Dips, But Child Malnutrition on the Rise in India

Dec 17, 2020 WorldComments Off on Infant Mortality Rate Dips, But Child Malnutrition on the Rise in India KOLKATA Food security, early marriages and a family’s purchasing power are cited among the key reasons why child malnutrition is on the rise in India. While the infant mortality rate for children under age 5 has come down in 18 states and union territories, 16 states recorded an increase in underweight and severely wasted children under 5. The findings are from 22 states and union territories surveyed during the first phase of the fifth National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5) conducted between July and December with approximately 6.1 million people.

Infant Mortality Rate Dips, But Child Malnutrition on the Rise in India

Infant Mortality Rate Dips, But Child Malnutrition on the Rise in India Infant Mortality Rate Dips, But Child Malnutrition on the Rise in India Comments Off on Infant Mortality Rate Dips, But Child Malnutrition on the Rise in India KOLKATA Food security, early marriages and a family’s purchasing power are cited among the key reasons why child malnutrition is on the rise in India. While the infant mortality rate for children under age 5 has come down in 18 states and union territories, 16 states recorded an increase in underweight and severely wasted children under 5. The findings are from 22 states and union territories surveyed during the first phase of the fifth National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5) conducted between July and December with approximately 6.1 million people.

Current Affairs in Short: 14 December 2020

Current Affairs in Short: 14 December 2020
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Health minister releases 5th National Family Health Survey for 17 states, 5 UTs

Health minister releases 5th National Family Health Survey for 17 states, 5 UTs
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